'His words were reckless… he decided
to be part of the problem': Mike Pence
tears into Trump for 'endangering me,
my family and everyone there' by tweeting
as supporters ransacked the Capitol on
January 6
Posted By: Imright, 11/14/2022 9:00:28 AM
Mike Pence has admitted he was angry at Donald Trump when the then-president accused him of cowardice and set the mob on him on January 6, describing Trump's actions as 'reckless'. Pence, who served as Trump's vice president, told ABC News in his first television interview since the riot that Trump 'decided to be part of the problem'. On January 6 Pence, who refused Trump's demands to overturn the 2020 election, was inside the Capitol when it was breached. The mob erected a gallows with a noose outside the building, and Pence was at one point only 40 feet from the invaders.
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